Meteorites

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Type: Ochtahedrite, Coarse Meteor Crater, Coconino County, Arizona Size: 5 1/2” x 4 1/2” x 3” Weight: 4046 grams (9 lbs.) This location was first discovered in 1891. Total weight collected is 30 tons. Meteorite is large and impressive with wonderful glassy, metallic sheen. Lots of bumps, ridges, and valleys. No rust! Massive!

Stock #4229
Price: $6,069.00 ($1.50/gram) + $30.00 shipping

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Campo del Cielo Iron Meteorite (4.6 b.y.o.) Type: Ochtahedrite, Coarse, Type 1A Chaco, Argentina Size: 1 1/2" wide, 2 3/8" long, 1" thick Weight: 6.8 ounces (195 grams)

This location was first discovered by Spanish explorers in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. Very showy, with nice fusion crust! This meteorite maintained a partial orientation during its re-entry into the earth's atmosphere, causing a trench to form in the molten iron. This created a Super RARE “burn hole” that measures 4 mm. across. Highly unusual and desirable -- a true collector's meteorite!

Stock #4119
$375.00
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This location was first discovered by Spanish explorers in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. This large specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. Very showy, with no rust.

Stock #3961
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Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. Specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. Very showy, with no rust.

Stock #3963
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This location was first discovered by Spanish explorers in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. This wonderful "arrowhead" shaped specimen exhibits numerous regmaglyptes, all gorgeous and well-defined. As shown in photo, specimen rests comfortably on its base in an upright position. Very gnarly and aesthetic! No Rust!

Stock #4033
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Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. This massive meteorite has an unusual "crescent" shape. It also contains two areas of an unusual substance, other than nickel-iron. These areas have a soft galena-like substance and are gray in color. Very showy, with no rust!

Stock #3971
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